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- and the agile orang-utans of south east Asia.
- The orang-utans are threatened with extinction
- The orang-utans are taking on a classical approach
- I have Randy-utans over here that got Bungle Bite,
- And orang-utans.
- A team of babysitters carry young orang-utans out to their playground, a 62-hectare protected
- centre for orang-utans that have fallen prey to the dangers of man.
- By some estimates the orang-utans habitat in Borneo is being cleared even faster than the Amazon
- Sinasingham is a 73-year-old Dayak leader who grew up in the forests. He now fears the orang-utans will disappear entirely.
- Sinasingham: In past times there were many orang-utans living freely in the wild.
- Orang-utans, gibbons, macaques and bears could
- Environmental groups claim some five million hectares of the orang-utans' habitat have been destroyed for palm oil.
- Surviving precariously on donations, it sends teams to drug and capture lost orang-utans and eventually release them back into the wild.
- and for them I guess they think it's a better image that they're at least trying to help the orang-utans.
- Yohanes: Initially in the area bordering on the jungle there were one or two orang-utans,
- From that particular plantation we have had three orang-utans they've tried to catch themselves that have died,
- We estimate about 5,000 orang-utans are killed at least every year.
- As I say, thousands of orang-utans are being killed. It's the saddest thing that you can imagine.
- and an expert on stress among humans, baboons, orang-utans and other primates.
